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New U.S. strikes target Iran again, hitting Sirik near the Strait of Hormuz
Air defense positions, communications systems, and drone and naval mine storage facilities were among the targets, as U.S. Central Command says the operation was a direct response to Iran's continued attacks on commercial shipping
Dozens of Ukrainian drones headed for Moscow intercepted, city mayor says
Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin did not specify the intended targets of the Ukrainian drones
Greek Defence Industry: A last major opportunity and the open challenge of the 25% local participation rule
The €30 billion rearmament programme, new investments by METLEN and GEK TERNA, the push to formally establish a 25% Greek industrial participation requirement, and the "Greek Dome" missile defence project moving toward final approval
Woman dies at shooting range in Malevizi, Crete; Witness accounts point to suspected suicide
While initial reports suggested an accidental firearm discharge, new evidence indicates the woman may have intentionally taken her own life. The instructor who was present says she asked him to step back because "he was making her nervous."
Electricity Bills: Greece to end 50-year system of collecting municipal fees through power bills – Why the change is happening
European pressure for "clean" energy bills, concerns from municipalities, and the challenge of implementing a new collection system are driving the reform. Third-party charges have long blurred the true cost of electricity
Escalation after U.S. strikes: IRGC launches attacks on U.S. positions in the Gulf
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says it has carried out a "swift and decisive" response, as Washington and Tehran trade accusations over attacks in the Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices plunge 10% for the week as Hormuz traffic resumes; Brent settles at $71.99
Higher tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and easing supply concerns drove oil to its steepest weekly decline in months. Brent fell 4.34% on Friday, while WTI slipped below $70
Evia: Its tallest medieval tower reinforced by the Ministry of Culture
The tower forms part of Evia’s wider inland fortification network, as the medieval towers built between the 13th and 15th centuries controlled the island’s rural hinterland
